Lounge Momiji of Takanawa Prince

Spacious lounge overlooking a beautiful garden

Takako Sakamoto Jan 26, 2015 - 1 min read

<p>Gorgeous red maple leaves seen from the hotel's Lounge 'Momiji'</p>

<p>When you walk down the lobby, beautiful autumn leaves in the Japanese Garden outside draw your attention</p>

<p>Spacious and elegant lobby of Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa. On the right is the Lounge Momiji ('momiji' means autumn leaves).</p>

<p>The spacious lounge has comfortable sofas and tall windows through which you can view the beautiful colored leaves in the garden</p>

<p>I visited here at the end of 2014, but maple leaves in the garden were still clothed in brilliant red and orange.</p>

<p>Relaxing warm light coming from a table lamp in the lounge</p>

<p>Sitting in a comfortable sofa sipping a warm tea while appreciating beautiful colors in the garden...the perfect way to relax in the busy city center!</p>

<p>The view of the lounge seen from the corner seat...this place is so spacious and relaxing!</p>

<p>Autumn leaves still burning red at the end of December</p>

Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa has a classic, spacious lounge in the hotel lobby. It draws the attention of anyone who enters this hotel because the view from this lounge is superb. From its tall floor to ceiling windows, the beautiful Japanese Garden outside can be seen. In daytime the brilliant red of the maple leaves are fascinating, and at night the illuminated garden looming in the dark looks mysterious. To enjoy this view, just secure a seat beside one of the windows of Lounge Momiji ('momiji' means autumn leaves). It's open from 10:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M. and serves various snacks and drinks.

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Takako Sakamoto @takako.sakamoto

I was born in and grew up in Tokushima prefecture, and have lived in many places since then: Nishinomiya, Kyoto, Nara, Mie, Tokyo, Kanagawa, Saitama, Chiba, Fukuoka and Fukui. I am currently living in Yokohama City. All the places I lived, all the places I visited, I have loved dearly. The histor...